Guide
Contents
About This Guide
1. Overview
2. Additional Documentation and Resources
3. Feedback
4. Documentation Conventions
Chapter 1. What Is SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications?
1.1. Software Components
1.1.1. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
1.1.2. SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension
1.1.3. HA Resource Agents for SAP HANA System Replication
1.1.3.1. SAPHana Resource Agent
1.1.3.2. SAPHanaTopology Resource Agent
1.1.3.3. For More Information
1.1.4. Installation Workflow
1.1.5. Page-Cache Limit
1.1.6. Antivirus Protection with ClamSAP
1.1.7. SAP HANA Security
1.1.7.1. Firewall for SAP HANA
1.1.7.2. Hardening Guide for SAP HANA
1.1.8. Simplified Operations Management
1.1.8.1. ClusterTools2
1.1.8.2. System Tuning Profiles for tuned
1.1.8.3. Patterns Providing Dependencies of Various SAP Applications
1.2. Included Services
Chapter 2. Planning the Installation
2.1. Hardware Requirements
2.2. Downloading the Installation Image
2.3. Choosing How to Install
2.4. Overview of the Installation Workflow
2.5. Required Data for Installing
2.6. Partitioning
2.6.1. Partitioning for the Operating System (stage 1)
2.6.2. Partitioning for the SAP System (stage 2)
Chapter 3. Installing the Operating System
3.1. Using the Installation Workflow
3.2. Using SLES for SAP Media from the Network
3.3. Using an External AutoYaST Profile
Chapter 4. Installing SAP Applications
4.1. First Steps
4.2. Using the SAP Installation Wizard
4.3. Continuing an Installation Using an Installation Profile
Chapter 5. Setting Up an Installation Server for SAP Media Sets
Chapter 6. Configuring SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications
6.1. Kernel: Page-Cache Limit
6.2. Tuning Systems for SAP Workloads with tuned-adm
6.3. Configuring SuSEFirewall2
6.4. Configuring HANA-Firewall
6.5. Cleaning Up an Instance Before Using It as a Master Image
6.6. Creating Images with KIWI
6.7. Important Log Files
Appendix A. Supplementary Media
A.1. product.xml
A.2. Own AutoYaST Ask Dialogs
A.3. Installing Additional Packages
A.4. Example Directory for Supplementary Media
Appendix B. Documentation Updates
B.1. March 23, 2016
B.2. February 29, 2016
B.3. February 15, 2016
B.4. May 29, 2015
B.5. April 29, 2015
B.6. October 28, 2013